About Jordan Jones
Born 1990. Jordan Jones is an australian rules football player.
Jordan Jones (born 29 June 1990) is an Australian rules footballer previously listed with the Williamstown Football Club in the Victorian Football League (VFL) for season 2017-2018 and also previously listed with West Perth Football Club in the West Australian Football League (WAFL) from 2012-2016. He previously played for the West Coast Eagles in the Australian Football League (AFL). Jones was selected at pick 52 in the 2008 AFL draft with West Coast's 4th round selection. He made his debut for the Eagles at the end of the 2010 season, playing two games, before being de-listed at the end of the 2011 season.
Junior football Jones moved from his home in Melbourne to Ocean Grove in 2000. Jones played his junior football for the Ocean Grove/Collendina Cobras and Ocean Grove Football Club. He played for Ocean Grove's senior side by the time he was 17. Jones proved his worth at a young age by being selected in the Vic Country team for the 2006 AFL Under 16 Championships. He was named in the best in Vic Country's Round 2 loss to Vic Metro.
Basketball career Jones excelled at both basketball and football, so knew that later in life he would have to make a choice. He played as a point guard, captaining the Vic Country Under 16 national championship-winning side in 2005.
Senior football career Geelong Falcons career Jones played for the Geelong Falcons in the TAC Cup, the premier U/18s competition in Victoria. He played 10 matches in 2007, and had played 14 matches in 2008 before injuring his shoulder in the latter half of the season. Jones kicked a goal and was named in the best in the final match of the tournament against Tasmania.
2008 Draft selection Jones was selected by using their fourth round pick, no. 52. There was doubt over whether he would be picked, as he tore his shoulder muscle in a match playing for Vic Country, which destroyed his second half of the season for the Falcons. Falcons regional manager Michael Turner gave him a "60% chance" of being drafted in 2008. , and all showed interest in Jones, however it was West Coast who ended up selecting him.
Peel Thunder career Jones wa allocated to play for the Peel Thunder Football Club in the West Australian Football League (WAFL). Jones has played 10 games so far this season, wearing #17. Arguably his best game for the season so far was in Round 12 against East Fremantle, where he collected 23 disposals and 9 marks. He joined the West Perth Football Club in January 2012, signing a two-year contract.
Statistics Geelong Falcons Year Matches Kicks Handballs Total Disposals Tackles Frees For Frees Against Hitouts Marks Goals Behinds 2007 10 88 60 148 19 8 9 5 47 1 2 2008 14 121 70 191 26 3 19 16 53 8 9
Vic Country Year Matches Kicks Handballs Total Disposals Tackles Hitouts Marks Goals 2008 5 26 34 60 8 1 15 1
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